Jose Mourinho told Serge Aurier before his second game in charge of Tottenham that he was afraid of the full-back giving away a "s*** penalty with VAR".
Just over a year later and exactly that has happened.
Spurs put in a dismal performance against Leicester who won the clash in north London 2-0.
And it was a reckless mistake by Aurier which summed up the day for Mourinho's men. The full-back slammed into the back of Wesley Fofana just before half-time to give the Foxes a penalty.
Craig Pawson checked the foul on the monitor before blowing for a spot kick. Jamie Vardy made no mistake and Spurs found themselves behind at the break.
"I want to be careful what I say about this defender, I’ve been on this road before with him," said Roy Keane at half-time.
"Utter madness. There is no danger, he’s not in on goal, he’s not looking at the ball… an experienced player, madness."
He added: "He doesn’t think, this lad doesn’t think."
It's also something Mourinho was afraid of with the defender - as he admitted when he first joined the club.
Prior to his second match, a Champions League game against Olympiacos, as seen in footage from the Spurs All or Nothing documentary, Mourinho said: "Serge, you are a marker. You speak good English?" Mourinho asked, to which Aurier nodded with confirmation.
"I am afraid of you as a marker. Because you are capable of doing a s*** penalty with VAR. So I am telling you already, I am afraid of you."
